Mount-It! Single Monitor Arm Desk Mount | Full Motion Articulating Height Adjustable | Fits 21 - 32 in | Gas Spring, Clamp and Grommet Base | Silver

Bought 8 for our office. Using the grommet-mount for some and the edge-mount for others. Works with our 34" curved ultrawide monitors despite their weight exceeding official limits. The mount isn't tall enough to rotate the ultrawides into portrait orientation though. The users love the adjustability and silver look that matches our furniture. Here's a suggestion for the next generation mount. Make it possible to route cables through the desk grommet while also using the grommet mount.

High quality and designed very well. I am using with a Samsung 27” ultra wide monitor. YouTube videos are very helpful for which direction to adjust tension and installation steps. Fast shipping and product was packaged safely.

Cool mount! Looks and works as expected. Detailed instruction is great and helpful. Thanks!

Great arm! Just bought a new 28inch monitor for gaming and it does exactly what I need. Fairly certain this is the same company that makes the Jarvis arm which is almost 50 bucks more!

Fairly easy to mount for this non-engineer...I did it without help from my engineering husband. Mounted on a small stand-up desk and now I have more room for my laptop, external keyboard and mouse. The arm takes up space behind the desk so you need to figure that into your chosen location to be sure it will work. The monitor is staying in place. Desk is not super solid so monitor bounces slightly as I'm typing or putting weight on the desk, but it's pretty imperceptible to me and also my Zoom audiences. Great product!

I am using a 22" monitor that I sometimes turn 90 degrees. This arm works flawlessly. It does exactly what it's supposed to do. It's a bit tougher to move than my other monitor arm, but I like that. It is stable and doesn't wobble around at all. There are tightening bolts that I could play with to loosen it up a bit, but again, it works perfectly so I'm satisfied. Would buy again.

Needed a couple of these to make room on my desk for a 3rd monitor. They are holding steady, and the built in covers to thread cables are a nice addition. They can be tough to get on and off, but worth it!

I live in a dusty apartment and the rough texture on this arm makes it a pain to wipe down. Other than that I love it. It holds my 32" monitor with ease.

This will support many monitor weights and can be easily adjusted for the right balance. It works very well for the given price. It extends from one side of my desk to the other and frees up the space under it. There is a little slop in the tilt, which means you have to tilt it up so very slightly to have it settle in the proper position. The cable routing seems to work well.

This came in the original box, so everyone will know what you ordered if you care about that sort of thing. Other than that it works for my Dell 3007WFP-HC 30-Inch LCD Widescreen Monitor which is pretty heavy. I didn't have to do any modifications and as long as your monitor meets the VESA mounting standards you should be fine. I've noticed people saying it doesn't support the weight of their monitor, which means they didn't fully turn the adjustment screw towards the plus. You have to turn it counter clockwise. I had to turn it several revolutions to get it to have enough pressure to support my hefty monitor. The instructions are a bit weird, but if you've put stuff together before it should be fine.

Great stand for a great price, dont be an idiot like me and forget to adjust the Allen screw to adjust the tension! Holds my 15lbs 34" curved monitor just swell!

Good quality steel and finish. Very easy to set up an install. Has a channels and cover to hide monitor and power cables.

Very nice! Ordered two individual arms for two 28" monitors. Holding up just fine! Awesome product. I would be willing to bet many that are having issues with it not holding up the monitor didn't adjust the arms correctly or turn the screw enough to hold up the monitors. The given instructions with the picture are more than enough. Only thing I noticed is spinning the monitor is very tight, might be user error or need a little wd40 or something but really doesn't bother me any. They hold up sold to the point its kind of hard to move them around in my case, not necessarily a bad thing. Better than worrying that they are lose enough to drop two 4k monitors on the desk breaking them. Good work, will order another one when I get my 3rd monitor.@{https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/71Bw5CgImoL._SY1000.jpg};

Solid Desk MountPurchased to mount a Viotek 32 inch- Pros1 - Thin clasp that blends and practically disappears on desk edge.2 - Simple set-up3 - Strong steel build with decent configurability- Cons1 - Cable management is too basic. One channel with a plastic cover at the base to route cables2 - Slightly heavy (more of a nit-pick)3 - No long screws included to handle non-standard mounting (like Viotek's)

Supports my PG348Q perfectly! As others have stated, adjustments for it to actually hold up you have to screw backwards and that was my only hold up (left to tighten, right to loosen). Outside of that confusion, cable management is awesome, and the plate that holds the allen wrenches with the stand is a nice touch. I'd buy another one in a heartbeat!

works exactly as its says, supports my 28" monitor no problem

Works well with my 34" LG extra wide screen. was a bit a pain to install given the weight of everything (and it took a while to get all the tension screws right). Don't give up on it. it works :) . I found it best to tighten the screws before mounting the screen. The LG screens do not always come with the right adapter.

I've had the Mount-It! dual arm mount for quite some time, but I decided I wanted to go in a slightly different direction as the one downside to the dual mount system is an inability to adequately line up monitors with different bezel sizes to my liking. This is no fault of the previous mount, just me being a bit mildly OCD about getting my screens lined up. I also figure to be adding screens in the future so I wanted to try and find something that was a bit more flexible. I put this up against the Vivo single arm mount to see if one was better and this one is pretty good.It's easy to put together and easy to install a monitor to it. Rather than try to attach the monitor to the VESA mount while attached to the arm, this one has you attach the mount to the monitor, then slide it into a retention clip on the end of the mount. This makes placing and removing the monitor extremely easy if you need to make any adjustments to the actual monitor arm on your desk. The whole arm feels very sturdy, much more than the Vivo did and is able to hold much larger and heavier displays. It can hold up to 32" monitors, including ultra wide monitors as long as the weight doesn't exceed 20lbs.In the weeks since installing this arm, there has been no sag at all. The only issue I've encountered is there's a fair amount of shaking when even just typing, although I attribute this more to the desk not have a ton of support in the front. Either way, it's there and it's noticeable, particularly during extended typing sequences like this. So far that's the only drawback that I've encountered and again, could just be the desk.Overall, it feels very solid, holds my 24" AOC monitor up with no issues, and is definitely worth the price you pay for it.

So I purchased this as it was recommended for my new toy...dell u3415w. Installation was easy enough, I routed my cables and then mounted the monitor. When I first mounted the monitor, it appeared that the mount was unable to support the 19.5 lb monitor...then I figured out you had to loosen the nut to stiffen the arm. That resolved that. Then because I am a bit OCD with my cable routing, I ran the cables through the channel in the arm...that was a bit of a challenge as I purchased well shielded cables. I ended up purchasing longer cables, both power and DP to make the longer run. In the process of changing out cables I broke 1 of each of the cable routing clips. That being said, I would recommend purchasing thin cables for easier routing. I have yet to co tact the manufacturer to see if they will replace the clips as they just screw in. Besides that, I really like the arm. It is easy to manipulate and move the monitor. If the clips were maybe rubber rather than plastic, I would give it a 5/5 rating.

i have two of these and it was the best idea yet for my monitors. I bought two singles because i have ultrawide monitors and i am still able to set these up so that my monitors are stacked but adjustable which my stand couldn't do for me.